Despite being the Gateway to Europe, Kent still suffers from more than its fair share of issues when it comes to travel by road, rail and sea.

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A mum has set up a petition after a bus service was cancelled which she says could leave children waiting two hours to get home.

A list of bus service set to be completely axed or reduced next week has been revealed, as Stagecoach continues to slash costs.

A bride marked her special day in unconventional style – arriving at the venue in plant machinery.

Frustrated residents say ‘it’s a joke’ no lorry drivers have been fined for blasting their horns in a new quiet zone.

Despite a quashed High Court ruling, damaged cameras and countless protests, the Ultra Low Emission Zone has finally expanded.

An articulated lorry has become stranded, completely blocking a country lane, after satnav took the driver that way to avoid road closures.

A key bus route which takes passengers across two towns will resume later this month.

It has been revealed plans to introduce fines for motorists stopping in “red-route” areas were designed solely to boost council finances.

Drivers have hit out over problems with the Dart Charge, with time running out to pay up or risk a £70 fine.

Festival bosses fear rail strikes will impact attendance at more than a dozen music, food and cultural events across Kent over the next two weekends.

Hopes to block the reopening of a park and ride site have been dealt a blow, as a university and business group gave their support.

A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms issued by the Met Office has been cancelled.

A bus company has suspended one of its services after a vehicle was attacked while passengers were onboard.

A crash involving two cars forced both vehicles to be recovered on a busy stretch of read.

Southeastern has upgraded toilets at train stations across the county to help people with stoma bags.

Police were called to recover a car which had landed on its side after colliding with two parked vehicles.

A road near a railway station will be shut for 17 months for the ‘safety of the public and workforce’ as building works continue.

Two-thirds of all parking tickets issued to foreign-registered vehicles go unpaid, it has emerged.